‘It was a complete emblem to me of the problem that these are people who are so well-paid that they do not experience public services, they have a private health scheme at Channel 4, they do not experience state education, they do not travel on public transport, they live in a cocoon completely on their own, and this separates them dramatically from the day-to-day experience of the whole of the rest of the population, and particularly those outside of London.’
